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Netanyahu Postpones Discussion of Bill to Annul Oslo Accord
Israeli government delays review of legislation aimed at canceling the agreement signed with the Palestinian Authority in 1993
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The Israeli government, at the direct request of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, postponed discussion of a bill calling for the annulment of the Oslo Accord, which Israel signed with the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1993 and which formed the legal and political foundation for the establishment of the Palestinian Authority.
The bill had been submitted by several Israeli lawmakers and was set to be added to the government's agenda before Netanyahu intervened, requesting the postponement of its discussion. Reports have not yet specified a new date for resuming the discussion, nor have the direct reasons behind the Prime Minister's request for postponement been disclosed.
This development comes in the context of escalating discussions within Israeli political circles regarding the future of agreements signed with the Palestinian side, amid the ongoing escalation in the region since October 2023.
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- PrimaryAnadolu Ajansı (TR)